ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20958, 22 August 1931, Page 13

ENTERTAINMENTS INDEX.

Town Hall—Municipal Band Concert—B. Town Hail Concert Chamber—St. Andre^# Pipe Band Concert—7.4s. Lewis Eady Hall—Auckland Junior Concert Orchestra, First Recital—.7.4s. PICTURE THEATRES. * Majestic—"River's End"—ll, 2.15 and 8» St. James'—"Three Faces East"—ll, 2A5 and 8. National —"Dirigible"—ll, 2.15 and 8. Civic—"Always Good-bye"—lo.4s, 2.15 and IS. "Regent—"Tom Sawyer"—ll, 3.15 and 8. Strand—"She Couldn't Say No" and "The Other To-morrow" —11, 2.15 and 8. Plaza—"White Shoulders"—ll, 1.15, 3.3D, 5.35 and 8. j London —"Common Clay"—ll.ls, 2, 4, 6 and 8Tivoli—"Along Came Youth" and "Feot First." Tudor Cinema—"Min and Bill." Rlaito—"Chinese Bungalow" and "Paradjiie Island." Crystal Palace—"Charlie Chan Carries Ori" and "Her Wedding Night." Empress—"Kept Husbands" and "Behind Office Doors." • Epsom Regent—"Not Exactly Gentlemen" and "Behind Office Doors." Lyric—"The Middle Watch." Edendaie Cinema—"Follow Through" and "The Middle Watch." Prince Edward—"Reducing" and "In i!ti« Headlines." Britannia—"The Spy" and "Way of Ml Men." Victoria—"On Approval." Grey Lynn Cinema— r 'Way of All Men" anil "Big Boy." Capitol—"Part-time Wife" and "Little Accident." Onehunga Strand—"Bachelor Father." Onehunga Foresters'—"Pacey at the Bat." Picturedrome —"Th& Big Pond." Star, Papakura—"Laughter." Hayward's, Avondale —-"Light oi Western Stars." . -- Empire—"Laugh and Get Rich" and Sin Ship." - dancing. Peter Pan Cabaret— "Birthday" Carnival dance —8 to 12. Civic Cafe— Dancing. Parisian Studio— Dancing. Clubhouse, Mechanics' Bay—Akarana Yacht Club Dance. (Entertainment, Notices appear on Page 9.)